Anshul Kamboj (PTI Photo)
Kamboj, after returning figures of 2-25, said that the conditions were difficult for the pacers. If I just keep working hard, the results will fall in favour,” the 25-year-old said. Brief scores: India ‘A’ 334 & 199. Australia ‘A’ 171 & 200 (F O’Neill 47; T Deshpande 3-14, S Mulani 3-57). India ‘A’ won by 162 runs.
I am very happy that I am able to maintain that,” Kamboj said after the win. The surface, with its “whitish soil” and limited bounce, demanded discipline and an understanding of the areas to bowl in. So here it was just that we always have to keep the wickets in play and bowl within stumps,” he said.
“It was too hot for fast bowling. You have to put in a lot of effort to maintain the intensity. “This is whitish soil. Kamboj, though, refuses to see one match as a setback. “I am not trying to change anything. If one or two matches go wrong in your career, it doesn’t mean that you are bad. Everyone can see your hard work.
He was also CSK’s leading wicket-taker in the 2026 season, finishing with 21 scalps. Now he has another opportunity to take his game to another level under new head coach Zaheer Khan. “I am very excited to meet him. I had a camp with him in CoE in Bengaluru.”